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Question 19 of 61 in Basics

What can dramatically add to the cost of my business insurance?


Some types of businesses including restaurants (except fast food), financial companies, some types of medical offices and others may be considered high risk for some types of insurance and so may have higher than average cost for those types of insurance. Also, they may not be eligible for lower cost packages of business insurance.

A history of large or frequent claims can also increase the cost.
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